PPT-Soil and Water Assessment Tool

Ma Cristina Capurro Grupo de Trabajo INIA IRI Abril 2015 INIA Las Brujas SWAT Índice Objetivo y características del modelo Funcionamiento y componentes Desarrollo y uso del modelo en la región. Topics. Soils. Soil water properties. Soil water balance. Reading: Applied Hydrology Sections 4.3 and 4.4 . (Green-. Ampt. method). Soil Map of the United States. Developed from SSURGO – Soil Survey Geographic Database. Implementing a Soil Water . Oxygen . Isotope Model in . Matlab. Erik . Oerter. EPS 209. 27 April 2011. Project Motivation:. Soil Water Oxygen Isotopes. Soil Water originates as meteoric water, preserving the isotopic signature of precipitation. Water Impairment Assessment . Gihye Shin (. irisnow@mail.utexas.edu). EWRE, CAEE, University of Texas at Austin. Term project presentation: GIS in Water Resource . in South Korea. 1. Background and Purpose of the project. Bulk Density . BD = Mass Soil / Volume Soil. Porosity . PS = Volume Voids / Volume Soil = 1 - BD / PD. Water Content (theta):. Volumetric . v. . = Volume Water / Volume Soil = . . g. · BD. HMN Assessment Process & Tool . Why use the HMN assessment tool?. A step towards a comprehensive HIS vision;. Gives stakeholders an understanding of their HIS;. Identify strengths and weaknesses. Winter Ecology Course. CU Mountain Research Station . Spring 2015. Evan Franklin. Soil Temperature + Water. Water in the winter season is a major limiting nutrient for many organisms, particularly in an arid alpine environment. Snowpack plays a major role in hydrating an alpine plant community.. Remember you can use the tool with any senior staff group – perhaps practise on your local senior team before trying with the Executive Board. Consider using local examples to illustrate the opportunities. Identify various tools by name. Become familiar with safety measures required for each tool. Learn about the proper technique for using each tool as well as their various uses. Understand maintenance of each of these tools. Objectives. Define: ammonification, ammonium, bulk density, . denitrification. , immobilization, leaching, mineralization, nitrate-N, nitrification, soil nitrogen fixation, volatilization. List and describe inherent factors that affect soil nitrogen. Uppermost layer of earth’s crust that supports plants, animals and microbes. Soil Forming Factors. Parent Material. Time. Climate. Vegetation & Organisms. Topography. 1. Parent Material. Refers to the rock and minerals from which the soil derives.. e-. assessment. . strategies. . to . choose. ?. Sandra . Kucina. . Softic. University. . of. Zagreb . University. . Computing. Centre. On-. line. . Educa. , Berlin. December. 2-4, . 2015. What are we going to talk about?. in a mature temperate forest . under . elevated. . CO. 2. . Susan Quick . SEQ616@student.bham.ac.uk. , . Giulio . Curioni, Phillip Blaen, . St. e. fan . Krause, . A. . Rob. . MacKenzie. . https. Gihye Shin (. irisnow@mail.utexas.edu). EWRE, CAEE, University of Texas at Austin. Term project presentation: GIS in Water Resource . in South Korea. 1. Background and Purpose of the project. 2. Methodology . 1a) . Given information:. Cross sectional area = (. п. )(r. 2. ). Volume of water = 50 ml. Permeability = 10 sec = 0.167 min. Percolation. - the volume of water flowing through the soil at a given rate.